Gravel Tour: Experience Tennenloher Forest with Fürth's Nature Afresh


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Sporty Gravel Tour from Fürth: Gravel, Speed, and Nature Experience
This gravel tour takes place on October 3, 2026, starting from Fürth into a sporty discovery experience between Knoblauchsland, Tennenloher Forest, and canal-adjacent paths. The guided bike tour combines movement, nature, and local history into a compact half-day tour for everyone who loves gravel paths, forest passages, and fast sections. The meeting point is at the parking lot near Quellensteg in Fürth; the tour starts at 14:00 and ends around 16:30. ([touren-termine.adfc.de](https://touren-termine.adfc.de/radveranstaltung/155450-graveltour-tennenloher-forst?utm_source=openai))
On Varied Trails Through the Urban Nature of Fürth
From Quellensteg, the route leads initially over predominantly paved paths through Knoblauchsland, before transitioning into Tennenloher Forest with its gravel paths and individual singletrail sections. The return route takes you along the canal, Regnitz, and Pegnitz back to Fürth. The route demands fitness but rewards with rhythm, open views, and a clear connection between the city and landscape. ([touren-termine.adfc.de](https://touren-termine.adfc.de/radveranstaltung/155450-graveltour-tennenloher-forst?utm_source=openai))
Wild Horses, Sand Ecosystem, and Franconian Cultural Landscape
Tennenloher Forest is considered an important nature reserve in Middle Franconia and is known for its sandy and dune landscapes. In the Tennenlohe region, you will encounter a historically grown nature and cultural heritage that is now appreciated as a recreational area for cycling and hiking enthusiasts. A short detour to see the wild horses is one of the special experiences on this tour. ([erlangen-hoechstadt.de](https://www.erlangen-hoechstadt.de/leben-in-erh/naturschutz-naherholungsgebiete/tennenloher-forst/?utm_source=openai))
Guided by a Certified ADFC Tour Guide
The tour is led according to the ADFC Nürnberg event portal by a certified ADFC Tour Guide. The route is described as hilly, with a length of about 37 kilometers, speed of 22 to 25 km/h, and around 200 meters in elevation. This makes the tour the right choice for sporty gravel fans, mountain bikers, and crossbike riders. Pedelecs are not suitable. ([touren-termine.adfc.de](https://touren-termine.adfc.de/radveranstaltung/155450-graveltour-tennenloher-forst?utm_source=openai))
Meeting Point at Quellensteg: Easily Accessible and Clear Orientation
The starting point is at the parking lot near Quellensteg in Fürth, with the provided GPS coordinates N 49.4691 E 11.01232. Public transport and municipal connections to Fürth are good options for arrival; for direct orientation, the Quellensteg in the area of the Pegnitz meadows is a well-navigable starting point. The tour is organized as a half-day tour without planned stops for meals, but with several breaks. ([touren-termine.adfc.de](https://touren-termine.adfc.de/radveranstaltung/155450-graveltour-tennenloher-forst?utm_source=openai))
Conclusion: A Sporty Tour with a Focus on Nature and the Character of Fürth
Those seeking a dynamic gravel tour with forests, gravel, river landscapes, and a true ADFC experience will find a convincing mix of training and discovery here. The tour connects Fürth's urban nature with Tennenloher Forest and provides just the kind of sporty lightness that turns a bike tour into a small adventure. Book your spot now and rediscover Fürth on two wheels. ([touren-termine.adfc.de](https://touren-termine.adfc.de/radveranstaltung/155450-graveltour-tennenloher-forst?utm_source=openai))
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